In addition, I have narrated such children's orchestral classics as "Tubby the Tuba," "Peter and the Wolf," and "Babar the Elephant," as well asPersichetti's "Lincoln Address" and Copland's "A Lincoln Portrait"

WNYC
Radio
"From 2000-2002, I was a member of the on-air announcing staff of WNYC Radio, a National Public Radio affiliate in New York, and "America's most-listened-to Public Radio Station."

"Serendipitously,
in the fall of 2000 a time capsule was discovered in a door frame
during the rehabilitation of Brooklyn College's Boylan Hall. In
addition to assorted deeds, coins, newspapers, and textbooks,
was this photo of FDR at the building's dedication, broadcast
live on WNYC. At the time, I was working for the Conservatory
of Music of Brooklyn College, as a member of
the flute faculty a timely discovery indeed!]"

"WNYC's
broadcast studios are located high in the landmark Municipal Building
in downtown Manhattan, at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge, and a block
away from City Hall. The building is also a mere five blocks from
the former World Trade Center ."

"Here's a photo
taken from just outside the entrance to the Municipal Building
(where WNYC's studios are located), taken prior to 9/11. The
beautiful Woolworth Building, once the tallest in the world,
is dwarfed by the World Trade Center towers. Here's that same
view today, with the Woolworth Building once again the tallest
building in lower Manhattan.

You can also hear David’s interview/performance on WNYC’s
SoundCheck at the Flute/Voice link
on this site.

“In the spring of 2002, my partner and I moved to San Francisco,
and I joined the announcing staff of public radio station KALW 91.7 www.kalw.org. KALW
is the oldest FM signal west of the Mississippi, which took to the
airwaves in 1941 as an educational station operated by the San Francisco
Unified School District.

“The station broadcasts a wide variety of programming from NPR and the BBC, and maintains a strong commitment to locally-produced news and information programming. It is a rarity among public radio stations today, in that it broadcasts a variety of music programs as well. I am often asked to substitute for the classical music program “Then & Now,” and am co-host and co-producer for “Out in the Bay,” a radio magazine of topics of interest to the gay and lesbian community. You can hear some of our archived shows here: www.outinthebay.com.